HAVE I GOT SOMETHING TO TELL YOU by Malachi Edwin Vethamani - ISBN: 9789815144857
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Family secrets, forbidden love, and identities collide in modern Asia.

HAVE I GOT SOMETHING TO TELL YOU

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    244 pages

  • Release Date

    10 September 2024

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Summary

Poignant and provocative stories delving into the complexities of family, sexuality, and identity, where marriage and personal emancipation collide, mixed-race couples confront the walls of race and religion, love is misunderstood, and individuals grapple with their own demons.

A collection of stories that explore the intersections and conflicts in family lives and sexuality that are typical in contemporary Asian societies, yet also universal. These stories are set from post-independe…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9789815144857
ISBN-10:9815144855
Author:Malachi Edwin Vethamani
Publisher:Penguin Random House SEA
Imprint:Penguin Random House SEA
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:244
Release Date:10 September 2024
Weight:228g
Dimensions:197mm x 130mm x 15mm
About The Author

Malachi Edwin Vethamani

Malachi Edwin Vethamani is an internationally recognised author, fictionist, poet, editor, critic, bibliographer and academic. His publications include five collections of poems, The Seven O’clock Tree (2022), Love and Loss (2022), Rambutan Kisses (2022), Life Happens (2017) and Complicated Lives (2016)). Coitus Interruptus and Other Stories (2018) was his debut collection of stories. His stories have also been published in ‘Queer Southeast Asia Literary Journal’ (2020), Ronggeng-Ronggeng- Malaysian short Stories (2020), ‘Creative Flight Literary Journal’ (2020), ‘Business Mirror’ (2018), ‘Lakeview International Journal of Literature and Arts’ (2017) and the ‘Literary Page, New Straits Times’ (1995, 1996). A theatrical adaptation of three of his stories from Coitus Interruptus and Other Stories were reworked as monologues and performed as ‘Love Matters’ by Playpen Performing Arts Trust in Mumbai in 2017 and 2018. His short story ‘Best Man’s Kiss was reworked into a short play for an event called ‘Inqueerable’ organized by Queer Ink in Mumbai in 2019. He has edited five anthologies of Malaysian Literature in English- The Year of the Rat and Other Poems (2022), Malaysian Millennial Voices (2021), Malchin Testament- Malaysian Poems (2018), Ronggeng-Ronggeng- Malaysian Short Stories (2020). The Malaysian Publishers Association awarded Malchin Testament- Malaysian Poems the Malaysian Book Award 2020 for the English Language category and Ronggeng-Ronggeng- Malaysian Short Stories was shortlisted for the Malaysian Book Award 2023 for the English Language category. He is Emeritus Professor with the University of Nottingham and Founding Editor of Men Matters Online Journal.

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